Features Pearsontown Elementary Student Art Displayed at The Streets at Southpoint Wes Platt 18 May 2024 — 2 min read Monsters and multi-colored patterns dominated the imaginings of students in Susie Crooks’ art classes at Pearsontown Elementary. They were recently showcased at The Streets at Southpoint shopping mall in South Durham.Artist: Emilia Delissio, KindergartenArtist: Layan Bayahya, 5th GradeArtist: Olive Holland, 2nd GradeArtist: Baraa Bakhiet, 2nd GradeArtist: Lila HaefleArtist: Angelynn Tetteh, 5th GradeArtist: Irving Martinez, KindergartenArtist: Harper Clark, 5th GradeArtist: Jamila Brand, KindergartenArtist: Jackson DeGoller, KindergartenArtist: Jackson Siebeking, 5th GradeArtist: Alice Shepherd, 5th Grade
SoDu Week in Review - Feb. 8, 2025 Moriah Ridge falls short with the Durham City Council, while Durham Public Schools may reduce its shortfall with grant money once earmarked for affordable teacher housing. And what are state GOP lawmakers working on that should matter to neighbors in South Durham?
Nerdspresso Phase II Episode 4: Dissection 31 In the fourth episode, we lament the badness and squandered potential of Section 31, the new Star Trek movie.
State GOP Proposals Could Affect Schools, Gun Safety, Government Authority These bills, introduced by Republican senators, address issues such as concealed carry laws, student participation in public school activities, and restrictions on legal challenges to presidential executive orders.
SoDu Shopping Basket - Feb. 7, 2025 Get store-by-store comparisons of prices for grocery staples available in the South Durham area. Available to SoDu Crew and other supporters of Southpoint Access with their paid newsletter subscription.